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    A-Z of MCC cricket in 2008

    By Will 5 months ago, 3 Comments »

    A press release landed today from the MCC who have scratched their collective brains and come up with an A-Z of MCC cricket this season. Worth sharing I thought.

    The 2008 English cricket season begins at Lord’s with the MCC v County Champion match. MCC is pleased to bring you a comprehensive A – Z guide of its cricket activities this season:

    A is for Arundel: the venue for MCC’s fixture against the New Zealanders on Sunday 27th April.

    B is for Balls: MCC will provide 1,000 new cricket balls to all its opposition this season, be it an international, first-class, amateur Club or School side. This is an investment of £10,000 on balls alone.

    C is for Cowdrey Lecture: Inspired by the late Colin Cowdrey, the MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture has become an important part in the cricketing calendar, allowing as it does a platform to discuss the issues surrounding the game today.

    Previous speakers have included Richie Benaud, Sunil Gavaskar and Christopher Martin-Jenkins.

    D is for Dressing Rooms: the only place to see the full honours boards at Lord’s. The Home Dressing Room is Number 1 within the famous Pavilion, while the Visitors will use Dressing Room 5.

    E is for Egg and Bacon: the affectionate name given to MCC Member’s ties.

    MCC has 2,500 Playing Members who will turn out for the Club in fixtures in the UK and abroad, making it the biggest cricket-playing Club in the world.
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